PennDesign HSR
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Friday, May 6, 2011
Executive Summary
The executive summary for our studio is now available for your perusal here.
We presented in Philadelphia on Tuesday, and will present in Washington, D.C. this Monday.
We presented in Philadelphia on Tuesday, and will present in Washington, D.C. this Monday.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
PennDesign HSR in the Buffalo News
An op-ed by studio member Matthew Rao on the merits of New York's high-speed rail proposal was published in today's Buffalo News! Click here to read the story.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
High-Speed Rail: A Transformative Investment for New York's Future
Recently, newly elected Representatives Tom Reed and Ann Marie Buerkle submitted a letter to Transportation Secretary LaHood expressing their reservations about New York State's application for high-speed rail funds. Last year, we conducted detailed research on New York's high-speed rail proposal and its potential to act as a transformative economic development tool for the state. While we believe that high-speed rail in the Northeast Corridor should be the flagship infrastructure project of the nation, the merits of New York's high-speed rail proposal are still substantial. These merits are outlined in our document, The Erie Canal of the 21st Century: High-Speed Rail as a Regional Regeneration Tool for Upstate New York.
Friday, March 11, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
New Podcast--from Berlin!
Our latest podcast is posted! Brought to you from Berlin. Download it here, or navigate to the podcast section of our website to listen to more.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Two Articles, and Europe
Why High-speed Rail is Right, by Robert Yaro, one of our professors.
Northeastern senators make play for high-speed rail funds rejected by Florida
We travel to Europe tomorrow to study high-speed rail in several countries and meet with the people who make it work.
Northeastern senators make play for high-speed rail funds rejected by Florida
We travel to Europe tomorrow to study high-speed rail in several countries and meet with the people who make it work.
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